La incapacidad de decidir y gestionar está golpeando la competitividad del país

TL;DR

Colombia suffers from a cycle of diagnostics without execution, hindered by political gridlock and cognitive biases.
Productivity is a major obstacle, with Colombian labor productivity at 30% of the OECD average.
The labor market needs reform, including flexible mechanisms for formalization and better integration with vocational training.
Education system challenges include low access to higher education and high dropout rates, requiring focus on microcredentials and digital training.
Over-regulation and a lack of results-based evaluation plague institutional efficiency.
Fiscal sustainability is at risk with a high deficit and weakening private investment, necessitating tax simplification and modernization.
Energy sector faces risks of shortage due to declining gas reserves and slow renewable energy project development.
The digital divide limits SME competitiveness, requiring investment in connectivity and digital literacy.
Rising organized violence and a slow justice system digitalization hinder development and trust.
The report concludes that Colombia needs informed decisions, practical agreements, and long-term vision, rather than more diagnoses.

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